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Vundabar (US) + Yot Club (US) - PRAGUE
Vundabur (us) + Youth Club (us) - Prague
Event by: RFP Concerts
Location: Rock Café, Národní 116, Praha 1
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About event
The Boston trio Vundabar, which stands out for its "fuzzed-out" indie rock, goes to the far reaches of Europe together with the musician Yot Club. On September 27, 2026, he will also stop at the Rock Café in Prague!
🎫 Tickets on sale from April 30, 11:00, at GoOut ▶️ https://goout.net/cs/vundabar%2Byot-club/szhvgiy/.
Vundabar was founded in 2013 by friends Brandon Hagen (vocals/guitar) and Drew McDonald (drums) during high school. They were later joined by Zack Abramo (bass) and released their debut album Antics the same year. It is brimming with a mix of "grubby" folk and indie rock, to the point where some might compare them to fellow Bostonian Pixies. He will arrive in Prague with his latest effort, Surgery & Pleasure (2025).
The Yot Club music project is backed by Ryan Kaiser, who started creating lo-fi indie rock from his college dorm in 2019. Two years later, he released the single "YKWIM?", which quickly took over TikTok and today has over a billion streams. "When I started, I released music and didn't expect anyone to hear it," says the musician about his beginnings. "Now I feel much more prepared to write about more complex things, whereas a few years ago I probably would have said, 'I'm going to write something about my dog.'
🎫 Tickets on sale from April 30, 11:00, at GoOut ▶️ https://goout.net/cs/vundabar%2Byot-club/szhvgiy/.
Vundabar was founded in 2013 by friends Brandon Hagen (vocals/guitar) and Drew McDonald (drums) during high school. They were later joined by Zack Abramo (bass) and released their debut album Antics the same year. It is brimming with a mix of "grubby" folk and indie rock, to the point where some might compare them to fellow Bostonian Pixies. He will arrive in Prague with his latest effort, Surgery & Pleasure (2025).
The Yot Club music project is backed by Ryan Kaiser, who started creating lo-fi indie rock from his college dorm in 2019. Two years later, he released the single "YKWIM?", which quickly took over TikTok and today has over a billion streams. "When I started, I released music and didn't expect anyone to hear it," says the musician about his beginnings. "Now I feel much more prepared to write about more complex things, whereas a few years ago I probably would have said, 'I'm going to write something about my dog.'